D&D General AI Art for D&D: Experiments

[Reynard]

I wonder why the title of the thread changed.

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

TBH, we're no longer using Dall-E 3 since a long time, so I welcome the new name!

 

[cbwjm]

I wonder why the title of the thread changed.

I thought I watched a different AI art thread at some point and people were posting in it again. Totally didn't click that it was a title update!

 

[Lanefan]

I thought I watched a different AI art thread at some point and people were posting in it again. Totally didn't click that it was a title update!

Same here.

 

[Scribe]

I wonder why the title of the thread changed.

The OP is testing a different generator.

 

[Hussar]

I wonder why the title of the thread changed.

Reread the OP. That's why.

Wow, I went through the first couple of pages of this thread from 2 years ago, and then the last couple of pages. Good grief, it's astonishing how fast this improved.

 

[Bohandas]

Sibriex demons

 

[cbwjm]

Same here.

Glad I'm not the only one. A couple of times looking at the thread title I spent a bit of time trying to figure out when I joined the thread.

 

[Distracted DM]

Nano Banana 3 is really a breakthrough when it comes to image control. It's the first big leap forward I've seen for a couple of years in this tech.

Here's my reinterpretation of an old Warhammer cover:

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Wow, this ... I can't deny how impressive this is, I have friends that mess around with Gemini a lot and post their output. It's nuts, both the stills and the video.
Honestly it makes be a bit nauseous, considering the industry and societal impact of this stuff (especially video, but images too).

I can appreciate why you have this thread though, and why you experiment. But jeez, it's NUTS.

 

[Bohandas]

Honestly it makes be a bit nauseous, considering the industry and societal impact of this stuff (especially video, but images too).

What societal impact? To my mind this shifts power away from monolithic corporate interests and toward small businesses and hobbyists by eliminating most of the price of art and animation*. If the truth be told I only care about hobbies and entertainment for their own sake. In an ideal world hobbies would be upheld by pure hobbyists, with no money involved, and I think this moves us FAR in that direction

*edit: especially video. We've got dreamworks level animation available to random people now, how is that bad. Artists don't need to kiss the asses of big studios with their big computers and animation teams anymore to get their pictures made, they can - theoretically - just make it themself and throw it on youtube or sell it directly to streaming companies.